Kinetic Energy Generating Device

ABSTRACT

A high power kinetic energy generating device comprises: a magnetic group, a magnetically permeable cavity body, and a coil. The magnetic group comprises an upper magnetically permeable member, a lower magnetically permeable member, and a permanent magnet member. A magnetic gap is defined between the upper magnetically permeable member and the lower magnetically permeable member. The magnetically permeable cavity body and the magnetic group form a magnetically permeable cavity. The magnetically permeable cavity body further comprises a middle column arranged in the magnetically permeable cavity. The coil is also arranged in the magnetically permeable cavity, and surrounds the middle column. The middle column extends into the magnetic gap. The magnetic group is displaced relatively to the middle column, so that the middle column moves into contact the upper magnetically permeable member and the lower magnetically permeable member alternately, which changes the direction of magnetic induction lines passing through the coil and therefore generates an induced current.

CROSS REFERENCE OF RELATED APPLICATION

This is a U.S. National Stage under 35 U.S.C. 371 of the InternationalApplication Number PCT/CN2016/078438, filed Apr. 5, 2016, which claimspriority under 35 U.S.C. 119(a-d) to Chinese application number2016100790220, filed Feb. 4, 2016. The afore-mentioned patentapplications are hereby incorporated by reference in their entireties.

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BACKGROUND OF THE PRESENT INVENTION Field of Invention

The present invention relates to an energy generating device, and moreparticularly to an energy generating device converting kinetic energyinto electric power.

Description of Related Arts

To generate electric power by manual action or external widget force forsmall low-power consumption electronic products has been an idealsolution for the series of problems of battery power supply, such asshort life, repeating costs, unreliability, non-environmental friendly,and etc. As the environmental pollution has gone worse and worse, itbecomes especially critical to reduce the generation of industrialrefuses nowadays. Common mechanical kinetic electric power devices arebulky, noisy, and relatively inefficient in generating electricity.Although small low-power consumption electronic products do not requiremuch on the power supply device, conventional small kinetic powergenerating devices still cannot supply power efficiently.

SUMMARY OF THE PRESENT INVENTION

An object of the present invention is to provide a high power kineticenergy generating device, which is able to convert kinetic energy intoelectric power.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a high powerkinetic energy generating device, which utilizes a magneticallypermeable cavity structure and has the induction coil arranged on themiddle column located in the magnetically permeable cavity, wherein themagnetic group is allowed to move up and down on a side of themagnetically permeable cavity, such that the entire coil can becompletely covered by the magnetic induction lines and, thereforemagnetic leakage can be reduced, which allows the coil to gain anenhanced change of magnetic flux from the movement of the magneticgroup, so as to generate high powered induced current in the coil.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a high powerkinetic energy generating device, which performs more efficiently ingenerating electricity.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a high powerkinetic energy generating device, which has a magnetically permeablecavity body to reduce magnetic leakage.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a high powerkinetic energy generating device, which has smaller size than regularconventional kinetic electricity generation device of the same power,provides high power electricity, and performs significantly betterelectromagnetic transduction, such that it has greatly enhancedindustrial usability and much wider application.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a high powerkinetic energy generating device, which, according to an embodiment,utilizes top down covering magnetically permeable material to wrap andcover the electricity generation components, so as to achieve themaximum utilization of the magnetic energy in the minimal size.

In order to achieve the above and other objects, the present inventionprovides a high power kinetic energy generating device, which comprises:

at least a magnetic group, comprising at least an upper magneticallypermeable member, at least a lower magnetically permeable member, atleast a permanent magnet member arranged between the upper magneticallypermeable member and the lower magnetically permeable member, and atleast a magnetic gap defined between the upper magnetically permeablemember and the lower magnetically permeable member;

at least a magnetically permeable cavity body, wherein the magneticallypermeable cavity body and the magnetic group form at least amagnetically permeable cavity, wherein the magnetically permeable cavitybody comprises at least a middle column arranged in the magneticallypermeable cavity; and

at least a coil arranged in the magnetically permeable cavity andcircling around the middle column, wherein the middle column is extendedinto the magnetic gap, wherein the magnetic group is displacedrelatively to the middle column, so that the middle column moves intocontact the upper magnetically permeable member and the lowermagnetically permeable member alternately, which changes the directionof magnetic induction lines passing through the coil and thereforegenerates an induced current.

According to an embodiment, the magnetically permeable cavity bodyfurther comprises at least a magnetically permeable shell, wherein themiddle column is assembled with or integrally formed with themagnetically permeable shell, wherein the magnetically permeable shellhas at least an opening on at least one side thereof to be a magneticgroup seal, wherein the rest sides of the magnetically permeable shellare shielded by magnetically permeable material.

According to an embodiment, the magnetically permeable cavity body isformed by two segments coupling with each other, so as to form themagnetically permeable cavity with the assembling of the two segmentsand the magnetic group.

According to an embodiment, the magnetically permeable cavity bodyfurther comprises at least an upper half cavity body shell and at leasta lower half cavity body shell, wherein the middle column is assembledand comprises at least an upper middle column portion extended from theupper half cavity body shell and at least a lower middle column portionextended from the lower half cavity body shell.

According to an embodiment, the upper half cavity body shell comprisesat least an upper shell body and three upper wings extended therefrom,wherein as the upper middle column portion is extended to the upperwings and opposite to the upper shell body, gaps are left between twosides of the upper middle column portion and the two upper wings,wherein the lower half cavity body shell comprises at least a lowershell body and three lower wings extended therefrom, wherein as thelower middle column portion is extended to the lower wings and oppositeto the lower shell body, gaps are left between two sides of the lowermiddle column portion and the two lower wings.

According to an embodiment, the magnetically permeable cavity comprisesat least an upper magnetically permeable cavity formed by the upperwings, the upper shell body, and the upper middle column portion and atleast a lower magnetically permeable cavity formed by the lower wings,the lower shell body, and the lower middle column portion, wherein theupper magnetically permeable cavity and the lower magnetically permeablecavity form the magnetically permeable cavity.

According to an embodiment, the magnetically permeable cavity bodyfurther comprises at least an upper shell, wherein an end of the uppershell extends outward to form at least an upper rim, wherein another endof the upper shell extends outward and downward to form the middlecolumn.

According to an embodiment, the magnetically permeable cavity bodyfurther comprises at least an upper shell, wherein the upper shellcomprises an upper rim and a plurality of wings extended from the upperrim, wherein the middle column is extended from the upper rim andparallel thereto, wherein the middle column keeps gaps from the wings.

According to an embodiment, the magnetically permeable cavity bodyfurther comprises at least an upper shell, wherein an end of the uppershell extends outward to form at least a lower rim, wherein another endof the upper shell extends outward and upward to form the middle column.

According to an embodiment, the magnetically permeable cavity bodyfurther comprises at least an upper shell, wherein the upper shellcomprises a lower rim and a plurality of wings extended from the upperrim, wherein the middle column is extended from the upper rim andparallel thereto, wherein the middle column keeps gaps from the wings.

According to an embodiment, the magnetic group is affixed and themagnetically permeable cavity body is arranged to be shiftable, so as togenerate relative displacement between the middle column and themagnetic group.

According to an embodiment, the high power kinetic energy generatingdevice further comprises at least a swinging mounting, wherein themagnetic group is arranged in the swinging mounting, such that when theswinging mounting is driven, the magnetic group will be displacedrelatively to the middle column.

According to an embodiment, the swinging mounting is pivotally arrangedin the magnetically permeable cavity body, so as for being driven topivot and bring the magnetic group to displace synchronously.

According to an embodiment, the swinging mounting comprises at least amagnetic group holding groove and at least a magnetically permeablecavity body holding groove respectively arranged thereon, wherein themagnetic group is arranged in the magnetic group holding groove, whereinthe magnetically permeable cavity body is arranged in the magneticallypermeable cavity body holding groove.

According to an embodiment, the swinging mounting comprises at least amagnetic group lid, at least a mounting base, and at least a swing armset, wherein the magnetic group lid has at least a lid coupling recessarranged thereon, wherein the magnetic group holding groove is formed onthe mounting base, wherein the magnetic group is accommodated in the lidcoupling recess, wherein the magnetic group lid is arranged in themagnetic group holding groove, wherein the swing arm set extends outwardfrom the mounting base and forms the magnetically permeable cavity bodyholding groove along with the mounting base.

According to an embodiment, the magnetic group lid further comprises atleast a lid coupling base plate and two lid coupling arms respectivelyextended outward from two sides of the lid coupling base plate to formthe lid coupling recess.

According to an embodiment, the magnetically permeable cavity body hasat least a bearing hole, wherein the swinging mounting has at least arotation axle coupled with the bearing hole, such that the magneticallypermeable cavity body and the swinging mounting are engaged with eachother to allow the swinging mounting to pivot around the rotation axlerelatively with the magnetically permeable cavity body.

According to an embodiment, the magnetically permeable cavity bodyfurther has at least a bearing hole, wherein the swing arm set comprisestwo extended arms having at least a rotation axle respectively on theinner side thereof, wherein the rotation axle is matchingly arranged inthe bearing hole, so as to allow the swinging mounting to pivot aroundthe rotation axle.

According to an embodiment, the high power kinetic energy generatingdevice further comprises at least a holding sleeve for holding themagnetically permeable cavity body and at least a swinging mounting,wherein the magnetic group is arranged in the swinging mounting, whereinthe swinging mounting is pivotally arranged on the holding sleeve, suchthat when the swinging mounting is driven, the magnetic group will bedisplaced relatively to the middle column.

According to an embodiment, the holding sleeve has at least a rotationaxle, wherein the swinging mounting has at least a mounting recesscoupled with the rotation axle, so as to allow the swinging mounting topivot around the rotation axle relatively with the holding sleeve.

According to an embodiment, the holding sleeve comprises an upper rimgroove, a middle column groove, and a lower rim groove respectivelyarranged on the side thereof facing the magnetic group, wherein themagnetically permeable cavity body comprises an upper rim extended fromthe inside of the upper rim groove to contact against the uppermagnetically permeable member, wherein an end of the middle columnextends from the inside of the middle column groove, wherein themagnetically permeable cavity body comprises a lower rim extended fromthe inside of the lower rim groove to contact against the lowermagnetically permeable member.

According to an embodiment, the high power kinetic energy generatingdevice further comprises at least a driving member, assembled orintegrally formed with the swinging mounting, wherein the driving memberis adapted for driving the swinging mounting to displace under externalforce.

According to an embodiment, the high power kinetic energy generatingdevice further comprises at least a driving member, assembled orintegrally formed with the swinging mounting, wherein the driving memberis adapted for driving the swinging mounting to displace under externalforce.

According to an embodiment, the driving member is a reed.

According to an embodiment, the width of the magnetic gap is between0.1-3 mm. It is understandable that the above width range shall notlimit the present invention.

According to an embodiment, the high power kinetic energy generatingdevice comprises two the magnetic groups, wherein the middle columnpasses through the magnetically permeable cavity body and connects withtwo the magnetic groups with the two ends thereof respectively.

According to an embodiment, the magnetically permeable cavity bodyfurther comprises at least an upper shell, two wings extended from theupper shell, a lower shell connected with two the wings, and the middlecolumn, wherein the upper shell, the wings, and the lower shell jointlyform the magnetically permeable cavity.

According to an embodiment, the magnetically permeable cavity has twoopenings respectively arranged on the two ends thereof, wherein the highpower kinetic energy generating device further comprises two middlecolumn holding brackets for respectively closing two the opening to formthe magnetically permeable cavity, wherein each the middle columnholding bracket has a middle column groove on the middle thereof,wherein the two ends of the middle column respectively pass through twothe middle column grooves, so as to allow the middle column with thecoil sleeved thereon to be accommodated in the magnetically permeablecavity, wherein the two ends of the middle column emerge from themagnetically permeable cavity body.

According to an embodiment, the upper shell, the wings, and the lowershell are made of magnetically permeable material, wherein two themiddle column holding brackets are made of non-magnetically permeablematerial.

According to an embodiment, the high power kinetic energy generatingdevice further comprises at least a swinging mounting pivotally arrangedon the magnetically permeable cavity body, wherein the swinging mountingcomprises at least a magnetically permeable cavity body groove and twomagnetic group holding grooves respectively affixing the magneticallypermeable cavity body and two the magnetic groups, such that themagnetically permeable cavity body stays motionless in the middle of themagnetically permeable cavity body groove and allows two the magneticgroups to move through the swinging of the swinging mounting, so as togenerate electric power.

According to an embodiment, the high power kinetic energy generatingdevice further comprises two the driving members arranged on the twosides of the swinging mounting respectively.

According to an embodiment, the magnetically permeable cavity bodycomprises a shaft socket arranged thereon, wherein the swinging mountingcomprises a mounting rotation shaft arranged thereon coupling with theshaft socket.

According to an embodiment, the swinging mounting further comprises twomagnetic group lids, two mounting bases, at least a swing arm set,wherein each the mounting base comprises two mounting base portionsforming the magnetic group holding groove, wherein the swing arm setextended outward from two the mounting bases, so as to form themagnetically permeable cavity body groove with two the mounting bases,so as for the magnetically permeable cavity body to be accommodated inthe magnetically permeable cavity body groove, wherein each the magneticgroup is respectively arranged in at least a lid coupling recess formedby two the magnetic group lid, wherein each the magnetic group lid isarranged in each magnetic group holding groove respectively, so that twothe magnetic group are affixed in the swinging mounting.

According to an embodiment, each the magnetic group lid furthercomprises at least a lid coupling base plate and two lid coupling armsrespectively extended outward from the two ends of the lid coupling baseplate to form the lid coupling recess, wherein the upper magneticallypermeable member, the lower magnetically permeable member, and thepermanent magnet member of each the magnetic group are interconnectedand arranged in the lid coupling recess, wherein each the magnetic grouplid is arranged in the magnetic group holding groove, wherein each themagnetic group is accommodated in each magnetic group holding grooverespectively.

According to another aspect of the present invention, the presentinvention also provides a high power kinetic energy generating device,which comprises:

at least a covered magnetically permeable cavity body, comprising atleast an upper magnetism seal lid and at least a lower magnetism seallid to define a magnetically permeable cavity;

at least a middle column;

at least a permanent magnet member, jointly arranged between the uppermagnetism seal lid and the lower magnetism seal lid; and

at least a coil surrounding around the middle column, wherein both thecoil and the permanent magnet member are arranged in the magneticallypermeable cavity,

wherein at least a magnetic gap is defined between the upper magnetismseal lid and the lower magnetism seal lid, wherein the middle columnpasses through the magnetic gap and is structured to alternately contactthe upper magnetism seal lid and the lower magnetism seal lid, so as toalter the magnetic induction lines pass through the coil to generate atleast an induced current.

According to an embodiment, the magnetically permeable shell furthercomprises at least a holding member to hold the upper magnetism seal lidand the lower magnetism seal lid, such that the upper magnetism seal lidand the lower magnetism seal lid form the magnetically permeable cavity.

According to an embodiment, the holding member is a clamp with at leasta clamp slot to clamp and hold the upper magnetism seal lid and thelower magnetism seal lid therein.

According to an embodiment, the holding member comprises two clampplates and a clamp connecting plate extended between two the clampplates to form the clamp slot, wherein two the clamp plates arerespectively connected with the upper magnetism seal lid and the lowermagnetism seal lid.

According to an embodiment, the two clamp plates are respectivelyconnected with the upper magnetism seal lid and the lower magnetism seallid through matching to protruding points and attachment holes.

According to an embodiment, the high power kinetic energy generatingdevice further comprises at least a coil framework with the coilsurrounded thereon, wherein the middle column is held by the coilframework and sleeved by the coil, wherein the coil framework comprisesa framework supporting point, so as to allow the middle column underexternal force to swing between the magnetic gaps by utilizing theframework supporting point as the swinging supporting point.

According to an embodiment, the coil framework further comprises atleast an upper coil framework and at least a lower coil framework,wherein at least one the framework supporting point comprises an uppersupporting point arranged at the center of the inner side of the uppercoil framework and a lower supporting point arranged at the center ofthe inner side of the lower coil framework.

According to an embodiment, the coil framework comprises two lead wirecolumns, wherein the two ends of the wire that forms the coil areconnected on the lead wire columns respectively.

According to an embodiment, the high power kinetic energy generatingdevice further comprises at least a driving member, connected with atleast an end of the middle column extended from the magneticallypermeable cavity body.

According to an embodiment, the high power kinetic energy generatingdevice comprises one the driving member, which is a reed connected withan end of the middle column.

According to an embodiment, the high power kinetic energy generatingdevice comprises two the driving member, which are reeds, connected withthe two ends of the middle column extended from the magneticallypermeable cavity body respectively.

According to an embodiment, the magnetically permeable cavity body hastwo sides, wherein two the magnetic gaps are formed by the two sidesrespectively, wherein as an end of the middle column contacts the uppermagnetism seal lid, the other end thereof contacts the lower magnetismseal lid.

According to an embodiment, the upper magnetism seal lid comprises twoupper middle column contact ends extended downward from the edgethereof, wherein the lower magnetism seal lid comprises two lower middlecolumn contact ends extended upward therefrom, wherein gaps left betweencorresponded the upper middle column contact ends and the lower middlecolumn contact ends respectively become the magnetic gaps between theedges of the two sides of the upper magnetism seal lid and the lowermagnetism seal lid.

According to an embodiment, the number of turns of the coil is 1001200turns, the range of the swing angle of the middle column is 1-10degrees, and the range of the magnetic gap for the swinging of themiddle column between the upper magnetism seal lid and the lowermagnetism seal lid is 0.1-8 mm. It is understandable that the abovenumerical ranges shall not limit the present invention.

According to another aspect of the present invention, the presentinvention provides a kinetic energy generating method, which comprisesthe following steps:

driving the upper magnetically permeable members and the lowermagnetically permeable members of the magnetic groups to respectivelyalternately contact the middle column in the magnetically permeablecavity body, so as for the coil surrounding around the middle column inthe magnetically permeable cavity body to generate an induced currentand produce electric power.

Further, the magnetic groups are driven to move relatively with themagnetically permeable cavity body, so as to make the upper magneticallypermeable member and the lower magnetically permeable member toalternately contact the middle column in the magnetically permeablecavity body; or the magnetically permeable cavity body is driven to moverelatively with the magnetic groups, so as to make the uppermagnetically permeable member and the lower magnetically permeablemember alternately contact the middle column in the magneticallypermeable cavity body.

According to another aspect of the present invention, the presentinvention provides a kinetic energy generating method, which comprisesthe following steps:

allowing the swinging mounting to be driven to move by external force,such that the upper magnetically permeable members and the lowermagnetically permeable members of the magnetic groups arranged on theswinging mounting will respectively alternately contact the middlecolumn in the magnetically permeable cavity body, so as for the coilsurrounding around the middle column in the magnetically permeablecavity body to generate an induced current and produce electric power.

Further, the swinging mounting is pivotally arranged in the magneticallypermeable cavity body or pivotally arranged on the holding sleeve on theoutside of the magnetically permeable cavity body.

According to another aspect of the present invention, the presentinvention provides a kinetic energy generating method, which comprisesthe following steps:

allowing the swinging mounting to be driven to move by external force,such that the upper magnetically permeable members and the lowermagnetically permeable members of the two magnetic groups arranged onthe swinging mounting will respectively alternately contact the two endsof the middle column in the magnetically permeable cavity body, so asfor the coil surrounding around the middle column in the magneticallypermeable cavity body to generate an induced current and produceelectric power.

Further, the two driving members of the swinging mounting arerespectively driven to drive the swinging mounting to pivot, so as tobring the magnetic groups in the swinging mounting to displacesynchronously.

According to another aspect of the present invention, the presentinvention provides a kinetic energy generating method, which comprisesthe following steps:

driving a pair of opposite framework mountings of the middle column topivotally move relatively with the coil framework, such that the twoends of the middle column will respectively alternately contact theupper magnetism seal lid and the lower magnetism seal lid at the twoends of the permanent magnet member, so that the direction of themagnetic induction lines that pass through the coil surrounding aroundthe coil framework changes and renders the coil to generate an inducedcurrent.

Correspondingly, the upper magnetism seal lid and the lower magnetismseal lid hold the permanent magnet member and provide gaps respectivelyon the two sides to form the magnetic gaps. The middle column passesthrough the two magnetic gaps in a tilting manner and has the two endsthereof to swing in the magnetic gaps respectively.

Still further objects and advantages will become apparent from aconsideration of the ensuing description and drawings.

These and other objectives, features, and advantages of the presentinvention will become apparent from the following detailed description,the accompanying drawings, and the appended claims.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1A is a perspective view of a high power kinetic energy generatingdevice according to a first preferred embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 1B is a perspective view of a high power kinetic energy generatingdevice according to the above first preferred embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 2A is an exploded view of a high power kinetic energy generatingdevice according to the above first preferred embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 2B is a sectional view of a high power kinetic energy generatingdevice according to the above first preferred embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 2C is an exploded view of a high power kinetic energy generatingdevice according to the above first preferred embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view illustrating displacement of a magneticgroup and a magnetically permeable cavity body of the high power kineticenergy generating device according to the above first preferredembodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a high power kinetic energy generatingdevice according to the above first preferred embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 5A is a perspective view illustrating an original state of a highpower kinetic energy generating device according to the above firstpreferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 5B is a perspective view illustrating electromagnetic induction asthe magnetic group moves downward in the high power kinetic energygenerating device according to the above first preferred embodiment ofthe present invention.

FIG. 6 is a perspective view of a high power kinetic energy generatingdevice according to the above first preferred embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 7 is an exploded view of a high power kinetic energy generatingdevice according to the above first preferred embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 8 is a side sectional view of a high power kinetic energygenerating device according to the above first preferred embodiment ofthe present invention.

FIG. 9A illustrates the electromagnetic induction between the magneticgroup and the coil as the magnetic group moves upward in the high powerkinetic energy generating device of the above first preferred embodimentof the present invention.

FIG. 9B illustrates the electromagnetic induction between the magneticgroup and the coil as the magnetic group moves downward in the highpower kinetic energy generating device of the above first preferredembodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 10A is a perspective view of a PRIOR ART illustrating theelectromagnetic induction of a regular kinetic electricity generationdevice.

FIG. 10B is an exploded view of a PRIOR ART illustrating the electricitygeneration structure of a regular type E device.

FIG. 10C is a perspective view of a PRIOR ART illustrating theelectricity generation structure of a regular type E device.

FIG. 11 is a comparison diagram illustrating the energies produced by aconventional kinetic electricity generation device and the high powerkinetic energy generating device of the present invention under the sameparameters.

FIGS. 12A and 12B are perspective views of a high power kinetic energygenerating device according to a second preferred embodiment of thepresent invention.

FIG. 13A is an exploded view of the high power kinetic energy generatingdevice according to the above second preferred embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 13B is a perspective view of the high power kinetic energygenerating device according to the above second preferred embodiment ofthe present invention.

FIG. 14 is a side sectional view of the high power kinetic energygenerating device according to the above second preferred embodiment ofthe present invention.

FIG. 15 is a perspective view of a high power kinetic energy generatingdevice according to the above second preferred embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 16 is an exploded view of a high power kinetic energy generatingdevice according to the above second preferred embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 17 is a perspective view of a magnetically permeable cavity bodyaccording to an alternative mode of the above second preferredembodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 18 is a perspective view of a magnetically permeable cavity bodyaccording to an alternative mode of the above second preferredembodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 19 is a sectional view of FIG. 18 along an A-A line.

FIG. 20 is a perspective view of a magnetically permeable cavity bodyaccording to an alternative mode of the above second preferredembodiment of the present invention.

FIGS. 21A and 21B are perspective views illustrating the electromagneticinduction of a magnetically permeable cavity body according to anotheralternative mode of the above second preferred embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 22 is a perspective view illustrating the assembling of a highpower kinetic energy generating device according to a third preferredembodiment of the present invention.

FIGS. 23A and 23B are perspective views illustrating the electromagneticinduction of the high power kinetic energy generating device accordingto the above third preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 24 is a perspective view of a high power kinetic energy generatingdevice according to a fourth preferred embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 25 is an exploded view of a high power kinetic energy generatingdevice according to the above fourth preferred embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 26A is a perspective view of a high power kinetic energy generatingdevice according to the above fourth embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 26B is a sectional view of FIG. 26A along an A-A line.

FIG. 26C is a sectional view of FIG. 26A along a B-B line.

FIG. 27 is an exploded view of the high power kinetic energy generatingdevice according to the above fourth preferred embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 28A is an exploded view of part of a high power kinetic energygenerating device according to the above fourth preferred embodiment ofthe present invention.

FIG. 28B illustrates a coil sleeved on the outside of a middle columnand a coil framework according to the above fourth preferred embodimentof the present invention.

FIG. 29 is a side sectional view of the above part of the high powerkinetic energy generating device according to the above fourth preferredembodiment of the present invention.

FIGS. 30A and 30B are sectional views illustrating the induced currentgeneration of the high power kinetic energy generating device accordingto the above fourth embodiment of the present invention.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT

The following description is disclosed to enable any person skilled inthe art to make and use the present invention. Preferred embodiments inthe following are examples only and person skilled in the art can comeout with other obvious alternatives. The general principles defined inthe following description would be applied to other embodiments,alternatives, modifications, equivalents, and applications withoutdeparting from the spirit and scope of the present invention.

Those skilled in the art should understand that, in the disclosure ofthe present invention, terminologies of “longitudinal,” “lateral,”“upper,” “lower,” “front,” “back,” “left,” “right,” “perpendicular,”“horizontal,” “top,” “bottom,” “inner,” “outer,” and more that indicaterelations of direction or position are based on the relations ofdirection or position shown in the appended drawings, which is only forease of describing the present invention and simplifying thedescription, rather than to indicate or imply that the referred deviceor element has to apply specific direction or to be operated orstructured in specific direction. Therefore the above-mentionedterminologies shall not be interpreted as confine to the presentinvention.

It is understandable that terminology of “a/an” shall be referred to “atleast one” or “one or more.” In other words, the quantity of an elementin an embodiment can be one, while the quantity of the element inanother embodiment can be more. The terminology of “a/an” shall not beconsidered limitation of quantity.

FIGS. 1-9B illustrate a high power kinetic energy generating deviceaccording to a first preferred embodiment of the present invention. Thehigh power kinetic energy generating device utilizes a magneticallypermeable structure to enhance the density of magnetic field of thecoil. It has the induction coil arranged on the coil limiting column inthe magnetically permeable cavity, which has a magnetic group seal onthe side thereof, so as to minimize the magnetic leakage of the magneticcircuit and to allow the coil to receive the maximum magnetic induction.There is a magnetic group moving up and down on a side of themagnetically permeable cavity, such that the entire coil will becompletely covered by the magnetic induction lines and the magneticleakage can be minimized. Hence, the coil can obtain the maximum changeof magnetic flux during the movement of the magnetic group, so as togenerate high powered induced current in the coil and achieve highelectromagnetic transduction efficiency.

Specifically, FIGS. 1A and 1B are perspective views of a high powerkinetic energy generating device according to a first preferredembodiment of the present invention. The high power kinetic energygenerating device comprises a magnetically permeable cavity body 10, amagnetic group 20, and a coil 30. The coil 30 is arranged in amagnetically permeable cavity 100 formed by the magnetically permeablecavity body 10. The magnetic group 20 moves up and down on a side of themagnetically permeable cavity body 10, so as to convert kinetic energyinto electric power. More specifically, referring to FIGS. 2A-2C, themagnetically permeable cavity body 10 comprises a magnetically permeableshell 11 and a middle column 12 provided in the magnetically permeableshell 11. Both the middle column 12 and the magnetically permeable shell1 contain magnetically permeable material and are assembled orintegrally formed with each other, so as to enhance the magneticpermeability. The coil 30 is arranged in the magnetically permeableshell 11, inside of the magnetically permeable cavity 100, and aroundthe middle column 12, such as directly sleeving on the middle column 12,sleeving on a coil framework that is arranged on the middle column 12,and etc. The magnetically permeable shell 11 has an opening 110 on oneside thereof, while the rest sides thereof are shielded by magneticallypermeable material. In other words, the magnetically permeable cavitybody 10 forms a relatively enclosed magnetically permeable vessel. Thecoil 30 is accommodated in the magnetically permeable vessel and theopening 110 is embodied as a magnetic group seal. Therefore, when themagnetic group 20 is utilized to seal the opening 110, the coil 30 willbe completely covered by the magnetic induction lines, such thatmagnetic leakage of the entire magnetic circuit can be reduced. That isto say, according to the present embodiment, the magnetically permeablecavity body 10 forms a close type of magnetically permeable cavity bodythat is relatively enclosed, so as to reduce magnetic leakage. It isunderstandable that the close type of magnetically permeable cavity bodyhere may refer to an approximate closed state, a complete closed state,or a state that leaves relatively small gap(s).

The magnetic group 20 further comprises a upper magnetically permeablemember 21, a lower magnetically permeable member 22, and a permanentmagnet member 23 arranged between the upper magnetically permeablemember 21 and the lower magnetically permeable member 22. The uppermagnetically permeable member 21 and the lower magnetically permeablemember 22 respectively have an end thereof placing into the magneticallypermeable cavity 100. Also, the upper magnetically permeable member 21and the lower magnetically permeable member 22 respectively has aprotruding portion relatively with the permanent magnet member 23 and amagnetic gap 24 between the protruding portions. The outer end of themiddle column 12 is extended into the magnetic gap 24. The width betweenthe upper magnetically permeable member 21 and the lower magneticallypermeable member 22 is the width of the magnetic gap. It isunderstandable that the upper magnetically permeable member 21 and thelower magnetically permeable member 22 are respectively made of orcovered by magnetically permeable material. The permanent magnet member23 is made of permanent magnetic material, such as ferromagnet, alnicopermanent magnetic material, FeCrCo permanent magnetic material, ferritepermanent magnetic material, rare earth permanent magnetic material,compound permanent magnetic material, and etc. Referring to FIG. 3, theupper magnetically permeable member 21 and the lower magneticallypermeable member 22 alternately contact an upper rim 111 and a lower rim112 of the magnetically permeable shell 11 under external force, suchthat the direction of the magnetic induction lines that pass through thecoil 30 alter, so as to generate induced current in the coil 30.

Referring to FIG. 4, the magnetically permeable shell 11 has six sides1101, 1102, 1103, 1104, 1105, and 1106, wherein the side 1101, 1102,1103, 1104, and 1105 form a semi-close magnetically permeable shell bodyand the opening 110 of the side 1106 is filled up by the magnetic group20, such that the magnetically permeable shell 11 can form themagnetically permeable cavity 100. The arrowhead lines in the figurerefer to magnetic induction lines. It can be seen that the coil isarranged in the magnetically permeable cavity and a side thereof isclose by the magnetic group, such that the coil can be completelycovered by the magnetic induction lines, so as to minimize the magneticleakage and generate more energy than regular conventional powergenerating device.

FIGS. 5A and 5B illustrate the operating principle of the high powerkinetic energy generating device. The arrowhead dashed lines indicatethe conducting directions of the magnetic induction lines. FIG. 5Aillustrates a supposed original state. In the original state, the uppermagnetically permeable member 21 is connected with the N-pole of thepermanent magnet member 23 and contacts with the upper rim 111 of themagnetically permeable shell 11. The lower magnetically permeable member22 is connected with the S-pole of the permanent magnet member 23 andcontacts the middle column 12. At this time, the direction of themagnetic induction lines can be considered from the N-pole of thepermanent magnet member 23 to the S-pole of the permanent magnet member23. That is, the direction of the magnetic induction lines is from theupper rim 111 of the magnetically permeable shell 11 to the middlecolumn 12. The magnetic induction lines are in a steady state and thereis no induced current generated.

Referring to FIG. 5B, if the magnetic group 20 is moved downward alongthe direction of the arrow in the figure, it will eventually make theupper magnetically permeable member 21 connected with the N-pole of thepermanent magnet member 23 contact the middle column 12 and make thelower magnetically permeable member 22 connected with the S-pole of thepermanent magnet member 23 contact the lower rim 112 of the magneticallypermeable shell 11. The direction of the magnetic induction lines thatpass through the coil 30 will alter during the movement. As the arrow onthe middle column 12 of FIG. 5B illustrated, the direction of themagnetic induction lines have changed from the “from right to left,” asshown in FIG. 5A, into the “from left to right.” This rapid change makesthe coil 30 generate an induced current, which magnitude is directlyrelated to parameters including the displacement speed of the magneticgroup 20, the turn number of the coil 30, the permeability of themagnetically permeable material, the magnetic leakage, the magneticsaturation intensity, and etc.

The formula for induced electromotive is as follows.

E=−n*ΔΦ/Δt

In the formula, “E” refers to induced electromotive, “n” refers to thenumber of turn of the coil, and “ΔΦ/Δt” refers to the variance ratio ofthe magnetic flux.

It is understandable that when the magnetic group 20 moves from theposition of FIG. 5B to the position of FIG. 5A, direction of themagnetic induction lines will change again, so as for the coil 30 togenerate another induced current.

Besides, according to the embodiment illustrated in FIGS. 5A and 5B, themagnetically permeable cavity body 10 is anchored, while the magneticgroup 20 is moved, so as to alter the magnetic induction lines passingthrough the coil 30 and generate induced current. It is understandablethat, according to another alternative mode, it may also have themagnetic group 20 be anchored, while have the magnetically permeablecavity body 10 be moved, so as to alter the direction of the magneticinduction lines passing through the coil 30 and generate inducedcurrent.

It is understandable that the present embodiment of the presentinvention provides a kinetic energy generating method, which comprisesthe step of: driving the upper magnetically permeable member 21 and thelower magnetically permeable member 22 of the magnetic groups 20 torespectively alternately contact the middle column 12 provided in themagnetically permeable cavity body 10, so as for the coil 30 surroundingaround the middle column 12 in the magnetically permeable cavity body 10to generate an induced current and produce electric power.

Correspondingly, as the lower magnetically permeable member 22 contactsthe middle column 12, the upper magnetically permeable member 21 cancontact the upper rim 111 of the magnetically permeable cavity body 10,while when the upper magnetically permeable member 22 contacts themiddle column 12, the upper magnetically permeable member 21 can contactthe lower rim 112 of the magnetically permeable cavity body 10.

Further, the magnetic groups 20 are driven to move relatively with themagnetically permeable cavity body 10, so as to make the uppermagnetically permeable member 21 and the lower magnetically permeablemember 22 to alternately contact the middle column 12 in themagnetically permeable cavity body 10; or the magnetically permeablecavity body 10 is driven to move relatively with the magnetic groups 20,so as to make the upper magnetically permeable member 21 and the lowermagnetically permeable member 22 alternately contact the middle column12 in the magnetically permeable cavity body 10.

It is understandable that there can be various implementations to drivethe magnetic group 20 or the magnetically permeable cavity body 10. Thefollowing will specifically describe an example of magnetic groupdriving device that drives the magnetic group 20 to displace.

Further, in order to facilitate the exertion of external force on thehigh power kinetic energy generating device for driving the magneticgroup 20 to displace relatively with the magnetically permeable cavity100, the high power kinetic energy generating device further comprises amagnetic group driving device, as FIGS. 6-8 illustrated. According tothis embodiment, it is embodied as a swinging mounting 40, wherein themagnetic group 20 is arranged in the swinging mounting 40. According tothe embodiment illustrated in the figure, the magnetic group 20 is ableto swing up and down with the breadth determined by the width of themagnetic gap. For example, it may swing up and down for electricitygeneration in an extent of 0.1-3 mm. Certainly, such numerical rangeshall not limit the present invention. That is to say, the function ofthe swinging mounting 40 is to hold the magnetic group 20 well, suchthat the magnetic group 20 respectively alternately contacts the upperrim 111 of the magnetically permeable shell 11, the middle column 12,and the lower rim 112 of the magnetically permeable shell 11 within thearea of the magnetic gap.

Specifically, referring to FIGS. 7 and 8, the swinging mounting 40further comprises a magnetic group lid 41, a mounting base 42, a swingarm set 43, and a driving member 44. The driving member 44 is connectedwith the magnetic group lid 41. The mounting base 42 comprises twomounting base portions to form a magnetic group holding groove 402. Theswing arm set 43 is extended outward from the mounting base 42. Theswing arm set 43 and the mounting base 42 form a magnetically permeablecavity body holding groove 403, such that the magnetically permeablecavity body 10 can be accommodated in the magnetically permeable cavitybody holding groove 403. The swing arm set 43 includes two extended armsrespectively having at least a rotation axle 430 on the inner sidethereof. Correspondingly, the magnetically permeable shell 11 also hastwo bearing holes 113. Each the rotation axle 430 is arranged in thecorresponding bearing hole 113, such that the magnetically permeablecavity body 10 can rotate around the rotation axle 430. It isunderstandable that the bearing hole 113 may also be arranged on theswing arm set 43 while the rotation axle 430 is arranged on themagnetically permeable shell 11.

The magnetic group 20 is arranged in a lid coupling recess 401 formed bythe magnetic group lid 41 and the magnetic group lid 41 is arranged inthe magnetic group holding groove 402, such that the magnetic group 20is held in the swinging mounting 40. More specifically, the magneticgroup lid 41 further comprises a lid coupling base plate 412 and two lidcoupling arms 411 respectively extended outward from two sides of thelid coupling base plate 412 to form the lid coupling recess 401. Theupper magnetically permeable member 21, the lower magnetically permeablemember 22, and the permanent magnet member 23 of the magnetic group 20are interconnected and arranged in the lid coupling recess 401. Themagnetic group lid 41 is arranged in the magnetic group holding groove402, such that the magnetic group 20 is accommodated in the magneticgroup holding groove 402. The driving member 44 is connected with themagnetic group lid 41. More specifically, according to the presentembodiment of the present invention, the driving member 44 is connectedwith the lid coupling base plate and embodied as a reed.

That is to say, referring to FIG. 8, the coil 30 is arranged in themagnetically permeable cavity 100 of the magnetically permeable cavitybody 10 and sleeved on the middle column 12. The magnetic group lid 41of the swinging mounting 40 arranges the magnetic group 20 in themagnetic group holding groove 402. The driving member 44 is connected onthe magnetic group lid 41, such that the driving member 44 can drive themagnetic group 20 to displace and swing up and down, so as to generateinduced currents in the coil 30.

In addition, the lid coupling base plate 412 can further form aprotruding 413 on the inner side thereof. The upper magneticallypermeable member 21 and lower magnetically permeable member 22 form aspacing gap 25 on the side thereof facing the lid coupling base plate412. Then, the protruding 413 is placed into the spacing gap 25, so asto enhance the spacing and limiting of the magnetic group 20.

It is understandable that, according to the present embodiment of thepresent invention, the swinging mounting 40 is pivotally coupled withthe magnetically permeable cavity body 10 and the magnetic group 20 isarranged in the swinging mounting 40, such that when the swingingmounting 40 is driven to pivot by external force, the magnetic group 20in the swinging mounting 40 will be displaced relative to themagnetically permeable cavity body 10, so as to therefore generateinduced current in the coil 30. More specifically, according to thepresent embodiment, the driving member 44 of the swinging mounting 40can drive the entire swinging mounting 40 to displace under externalforce and execute the electricity generation. According to otherimplementation, there may be other structure that is suitable for theswinging mounting 40 to move under external force.

Person skilled in the art should be able to understand that, accordingto this embodiment, the structure that the magnetic group 20 isarranged, assembled, and limited in the swinging mounting is only anexample, which shall not limit the present invention. In other words,person skilled in the art may also utilize other alternativeimplementation instead.

In addition, after the magnetically permeable cavity body 10 isassembled in the magnetically permeable cavity body holding groove 403of the swinging mounting 40, the swinging mounting 40 and themagnetically permeable cavity body 10 form a closed accommodatingchamber to accommodate the coil 30 and the magnetic group 20 in acompact structure.

In other words, as FIGS. 9A and 9B illustrated, if the driving member 44is at the pole position of an upward swinging, the upper magneticallypermeable member 21 will be connected with the N-pole of the permanentmagnet member 23. The lower magnetically permeable member 22 isconnected with the S-pole of the permanent magnet member 23 and contactsthe middle column 12. At this time, the direction of the magneticinduction lines can be considered from the N-pole of the permanentmagnet member 23 to the S-pole of the permanent magnet member 23. Thatis, the direction of the magnetic induction lines is from the upper rim111 of the magnetically permeable shell 11 to the middle column 12. Themagnetic induction lines are in a steady state and there is no inducedcurrent generated. When the driving member 44 swings down due toexternal force, the upper magnetically permeable member 21 connectedwith the N-pole of the permanent magnet member 23 will contact themiddle column 12. During the movement, the magnetic induction lines thatpass through the coil 30 will alter and this rapid change makes the coilgenerate induced current. Person skilled in the art should be able tounderstand that when the driving member 44 swings up again, thedirection of the magnetic induction lines that pass through the coil 30will change again. The rapid change makes the coil 30 to continuegenerating induced current. According to this embodiment, the uppermagnetically permeable member 21 and the lower magnetically permeablemember 22 do not have to respectively contact the upper rim 111 and thelower rim 112 of the magnetically permeable shell 11. Certainly,according to some alternative mode, the upper magnetically permeablemember 21 and the lower magnetically permeable member 22 may also beextended into the magnetically permeable cavity body 10 and respectivelycontact the upper rim 111 and the lower rim 112 of the magneticallypermeable shell 11 during the electricity generating operation.

Correspondingly, a kinetic energy generating method provided by thepresent preferred embodiment of the present invention comprises thefollowing step:

allowing the magnetic group driving device to be driven to move byexternal force, such that the upper magnetically permeable member 21 andthe lower magnetically permeable member 22 of the magnetic groups 20arranged on the magnetic group driving device will respectivelyalternately contact the middle column 12 in the magnetically permeablecavity body 10, so as for the coil 30 surrounding around the middlecolumn 12 in the magnetically permeable cavity body 10 to generate aninduced current and produce electric power.

Correspondingly, according to this embodiment, the magnetic groupdriving device is embodied as a swinging mounting 40, such that when theswinging mounting 40 is driven by external force to pivot relatively tothe magnetically permeable cavity body 10, the magnetic group 20 will bedriven to displace.

Further, the driving member 44 of the swinging mounting 40 is driven todrive the swinging mounting to pivot, so as to bring the magnetic group20 in the swinging mounting 40 to displace synchronously.

FIGS. 10A-10C are regular kinetic electricity generation deviceaccording to prior art. The comparison of the preferred embodiment ofthe present invention to regular conventional kinetic electricitygeneration device reflects that the device of the present invention isadvantageous in smaller size, stronger energy, low required pressingforce, and etc.

FIG. 10A illustrates the operating principle of electricity generationof a conventional mechanical kinetic electricity generation device.According to this conventional structure, an iron core 1 made ofmagnetically permeable material passes through the center of a coil 3.Then the iron core 1 made of magnetically permeable material alternatelyglides between the two poles of a magnetic group 2 to generate energy.Because the is only one stick of magnetically permeable object passingthrough the coil 3, drawbacks of such device includes low magneticpermeability, high magnetic leakage, and etc., and only limited energycan be generated thereby. The dashed line in FIG. 10A refers to the areaof influence of the magnetic induction lines, which shows that becausethe outer side of the coil 3 is farther from the magnetic group 2 andthe influence of the magnetic field to the conductor farther from themagnetic group 2 will be weaker, this portion of the coil will receiveminimum influence from the magnetic induction lines. As a result, suchregular conventional electricity generation device can only generateweak induced electromotive and generate electricity inefficiently.Hence, in contrast with such prior art, the electromagnetic transductionefficiency of the device according to the present invention has beenenhanced by four times and the size of the device has been reduced byhalf under the same conditions of pressing force (e.g. 3N) anddisplacement breadth (e.g. 0.5 mm).

FIGS. 10B and 10C are perspective views illustrating the components ofconventional electricity generation structure of a regular type Edevice. Referring to the figures, an E-shaped iron core 1′ of theregular type E electricity generation device is inserted into the innerof a coil 3′ and a magnetic group 2′ is connected to the coil 3′.Comparing to previous conventional device that inserts a straight ironcore into the coil, the regular type E electricity generation devicethat utilizes an E-shaped iron core 1′ does somehow increase theutilization of the magnetic energy, though it is still relatively low.It is because the magnetic induction lines still cannot be completelyconcentrated to the surrounding of the coil, which leaves great magneticleakage and increases not much efficiency. Nonetheless, the high powerkinetic energy generating device of the present invention, incontrasting with the regular type E electricity generation device,increases the electricity generation efficiency for two times andreduces the size by half.

FIG. 11 is a comparison diagram illustrating the energies produced by aconventional kinetic electricity generation device and the high powerkinetic energy generating device of the present invention under the sameparameters. The solid line refers to the energy produced by the highpower kinetic energy generating device of the present invention, whereasthe dashed line refers to the energy produced by a conventional kineticelectricity generation device. It can be seen in the comparison and teston the energies produced by a conventional kinetic electricitygeneration device and the high power kinetic energy generating device ofthe present invention that device of the present invention produces muchgreater energy than a conventional kinetic electricity generation deviceunder the same parameters (i.e. same pressing force, same displacementbreadth, same displacement speed, same number of turns of coil, samemagnetic flux, and same magnetically permeable material). Hence, thedevice of the present invention can have a much smaller size than aconventional kinetic electricity generation device in producing the sameenergy, which greatly enhances the industrial usability and widens theapplication of the present invention.

Hence, the present invention provides a small and compact device withgreat output energy, which may supply power for remote controls,low-power consumption communication circuits, sensors, and etc. Forexample, the device of the present invention that is as small as 1.5cubic centimeters can produce 400-700 u of energy under 2N of pressingforce and 1.2 of displacement breadth. With a much smaller size, it canbe installed in the inside of various sensor products, so as to allowthese electronic products to work intermittently for a few decades long.

FIGS. 12A-16 illustrate the high power kinetic energy generating deviceaccording to a second preferred embodiment of the present invention. Itis mainly an alternative mode for the magnetically permeable cavity body10 and the swinging mounting 40 of the above first preferred embodiment.

The magnetically permeable shell 11 and the middle column 12 of themagnetically permeable cavity body 10 are integrally formed according tothe above first preferred embodiment. Nonetheless, according to thispreferred embodiment, the high power kinetic energy generating devicecomprises a magnetically permeable cavity body 10A formed by twosegments coupling with each other in a top down manner, so as to toconstruct and form a magnetically permeable cavity 100A.

Specifically, the magnetically permeable cavity body 10A comprises anupper half cavity body shell 11A, a lower half cavity body shell 14A,and a middle column 12A. The middle column 12A is also an top-bottomassembly, which comprises an upper middle column portion 121A extendedfrom the upper half cavity body shell 11A and a lower middle columnportion 122A extended from the lower half cavity body shell 14A.Certainly, the middle column 12A may also be an integral component,rather than having the upper and lower portions as shown in the figure.More specifically, the upper half cavity body shell 11A comprises anupper shell body 111A and three upper wings 112A, 113A, and 114Aextended therefrom. The upper middle column portion 121A is extendedfrom the upper wing 112A and opposite to the upper shell body 111A. Gapsare respectively left between the two sides of the upper middle columnportion 121A and the upper wings 113A and 114A, such that the upperwings 112A, 113A, and 114A, the upper shell body 111A, and the uppermiddle column portion 121A form a upper magnetically permeable cavity101A together. Correspondingly, the lower half cavity body shell 14Acomprises an lower shell body 141A and three lower wings 142A, 143A, and144A extended therefrom. The lower middle column portion 122A isextended from the lower wing 142A and opposite to the lower shell body141A. Gaps are respectively left between the two sides of the lowermiddle column portion 122A and the lower wings 143A and 144A, such thatthe lower wings 142A, 143A, and 144A, the lower shell body 141A, and thelower middle column portion 122A form a lower magnetically permeablecavity 102A together. Hence, the upper magnetically permeable cavity101A and the lower magnetically permeable cavity 102A can form themagnetically permeable cavity 100A.

Referring to FIG. 13, a coil 30A of the high power kinetic energygenerating device is arranged in the magnetically permeable cavity 100Aof the magnetically permeable cavity body 10A and sleeved on the middlecolumn 12A. The three upper wings 112A, 113A, and 114A and the uppershell body 111A of the upper half cavity body shell 11A and the threelower wings 142A, 143A, and 144A and the lower shell body 141A of thelower half cavity body shell 14A cover and wrap all around the coil 30A,so as to reduce magnetic leakage.

Referring to FIG. 14, the structure of a magnetic group 20A of the highpower kinetic energy generating device is similar with the structure ofthe magnetic group 20 according to the above first preferred embodimentof the present invention. The magnetic group 20A comprises an uppermagnetically permeable member 21A, a lower magnetically permeable member22A, a permanent magnet member 23A and a magnetic gap 24A formedthereamong. The permanent magnet member 23A is arranged between theupper magnetically permeable member 21A and the lower magneticallypermeable member 22A. The upper magnetically permeable member 21A andthe lower magnetically permeable member 22A respectively have an endthereof inserted in the magnetically permeable cavity 100A. The uppermagnetically permeable member 21A and the lower magnetically permeablemember 22A alternately contact the middle column 12A and respectivelyhit an upper rim 1110A outward extended from the upper shell body 111Aof the upper half cavity body shell 11A and a lower rim 1410A outwardextended from the lower shell body 141A under external force, such thatthe direction of the magnetic induction lines that pass through the coil30A alter, so as to generate induced current in the coil 30A. Personskilled in the art should be able to understand that the operatingprinciple of the electricity generation of the high power kinetic energygenerating device of the present preferred embodiment of the presentinvention is the same with it of the previous preferred embodiment ofthe present invention.

FIGS. 15 and 16 illustrate electricity generation by means of the highpower kinetic energy generating device that has a swinging mounting 40Aconnected with the magnetic group 20A. That is to say, the swingingmounting 40A holds the magnetic group 20A, such that the magnetic group20A respectively alternately contacts the upper rim 1110A of the upperhalf cavity body shell 11A, the middle column 12A, and the lower rim1410A of the lower half cavity body shell 14A within the area of themagnetic gap.

Specifically, the swinging mounting 40A comprises a mounting base 42A, aswing arm set 43A, and a magnetic group steady arm set 46A. The highpower kinetic energy generating device further comprises a drivingmember 44A. The driving member 44A is integrally connected with theswinging mounting 40A. Specifically speaking, the driving member 44A isintegrally connected with the mounting base 42A. The magnetic groupsteady arm sets 46A are respectively extended outward from the two endsof the mounting base 42A. Then, the magnetic group steady arm sets 46Aand the mounting base 42A form a magnetic group holding groove 402A. Theupper magnetically permeable member 21A, the lower magneticallypermeable member 22A, and the permanent magnet member 23A of themagnetic group 20A are interconnected and arranged in the magnetic groupholding groove 402A. The swing arm sets 43A are respectively extendedoutward from the magnetic group steady arm sets 46A and respectivelyform a mounting recess 431A on the end thereof. The swing arm set 43Ahas a magnetically permeable cavity body holding groove 403A formedtherein, so as for accommodating the magnetically permeable cavity body10A.

The high power kinetic energy generating device further comprises aholding sleeve 50A for holding and affixing the upper half cavity bodyshell 11A, the lower half cavity body shell 14A, and the coil 30A. Theholding sleeve 50A has an opening 500A. The magnetically permeablecavity body 10A and the coil 30A can be put into the holding sleeve 50Avia the opening 500A. The holding sleeve 50A comprises an upper rimgroove 5011A, a middle column groove 5012A, and a lower rim groove 5013Aon a side 501A thereof facing the opening 500A. The upper rim 1110A ofthe magnetically permeable cavity body 10A can be extended from theinside of the upper rim groove 5011A to contact an upper magneticallypermeable member contact end 211A that is integrally extended outwardfrom the upper magnetically permeable member 21A. An end of the middlecolumn 12A can be extended out from the middle column groove 5012A tocontact the permanent magnet member 23A. The lower rim 1410A of themagnetically permeable cavity body 10A can be extended from the insideof the lower rim groove 5013A to contact a lower magnetically permeablemember contact end 221A that is integrally extended outward from thelower magnetically permeable member 22A. Hence, the coil 30A of themagnetically permeable cavity body 10A can be affixed and held in theinside of the holding sleeve 500A and the magnetically permeable cavitybody 10A can contact the magnetic group 20A. It is understandable thatthe contact ends 211A and 221A that are respectively integrally extendedfrom the upper magnetically permeable member 21A and the lowermagnetically permeable member 22A may keep a shorter distance from eachother than it of the two sides of the permanent magnet member 23A, asFIG. 14 illustrated. Certainly, this shape is exemplar only, which shallnot limit the present invention.

The holding sleeve 500A further comprises two mounting rotation shafts5020A and 5030A respectively arranged on the other two sides 502A and503A thereof. The mounting recesses 431A of the swinging mounting 40Acan be respectively fit on the mounting rotation shafts 5020A and 5030A,so as to allow the swinging mounting 40A to slightly swing up and downby the mounting rotation shafts 5020A and 5030A. Therefore, the swingingmounting 40A can bring the magnetic group 20A to alternately contact theupper rim 1110A of the magnetically permeable cavity body 10A and themiddle column 12A of the lower rim 1410A.

The swinging mounting 40A is pivotally arranged on the holding sleeve50A, which specific structure, however, shall not be limited by theabove mentioned means of mounting rotation shafts and mounting recesses.When the swinging mounting 40A pivots relatively to the holding sleeve50A, the magnetic group 20A will be driven to alternately contact themiddle column 12A, so as to generate induced current in the coil 30A.

That is to say, referring to FIG. 16, the coil 30A is arranged in themagnetically permeable cavity 100A of the magnetically permeable cavitybody 10A and sleeved on the middle column 12A. The swinging mounting 40Aarranges the magnetic group 20A in the magnetic group holding groove402A. The driving member 44A is assembled or integrally formed so as tobe connected on the swinging mounting 40A, such that the swinging of thedriving member 44A can drive the magnetic group 20A to displace andswing up and down, so as to generate induced electromotive in the coil30A. Person skilled in the art should be able to understand that theoperating principle of the electricity generation in the presentpreferred embodiment of the present invention is the same with it of theabove first preferred embodiment of the present invention.

The assembling of the high power kinetic energy generating deviceaccording to the above embodiment includes the following steps: (1)coupling the upper half cavity body shell 11A and the lower half cavitybody shell 14A to form the magnetically permeable cavity 100A; (2)sleeving the coil 30A on the middle column 12A; (3) arranging themagnetically permeable cavity body 10A and the coil 30A in the holdingsleeve 500A; (4) respectively extending and protruding the upper rim1110A, the lower rim 1410A, and the middle column 12A from the threegrooves 5011A, 5012A, and 5013A of the holding sleeve 500A forcontacting the magnetic group 20A; (5) integrally forming the drivingmember 44A and the swinging mounting 40A; (6) placing the uppermagnetically permeable member 21A, the permanent magnet member 23A, andthe lower magnetically permeable member 22A in the magnetic groupholding groove 402A; (7) mounting the two mounting recesses 431A of theswinging mounting 40A on the mounting rotation shafts 5020A and 5030Arespectively, so as to allow the swinging mounting 40A to slightly swingup and down by utilizing the mounting rotation shafts 5020A and 5030A asthe swinging supporting point, such that the swinging mounting 40A candrive the magnetic group 20A to alternately contact the upper rim 1110Aof the magnetically permeable cavity body 10A, the lower rim 1410A, andthe middle column 12A.

FIGS. 17-20 illustrate the high power kinetic energy generating deviceaccording to a second preferred embodiment of the present invention. Itis mainly another alternative mode for the magnetically permeable cavitybody 10 of the above first preferred embodiment. In other words, amiddle column 12B of a magnetically permeable cavity body 10B in thepresent embodiment is formed by bending the magnetically permeablematerial of a side of the magnetically permeable cavity body 10 of theabove first preferred embodiment. Such structure is easy to bemanufactured and benefit to lower the production costs.

Specifically, referring to FIGS. 17-20, the high power kinetic energygenerating device comprises a magnetically permeable cavity body 10B, amagnetic group 20B, and a coil 30B. The coil 30B is arranged in amagnetically permeable cavity 100B formed by the magnetically permeablecavity body 10B. The magnetic group 20B moves up and down on a side ofthe magnetically permeable cavity body 10B, so as to convert kineticenergy into electric power. An end of an upper shell 11B of themagnetically permeable cavity body 10B extends outward to form an upperrim 111B, while another end thereof extends outward and downward to forma middle column 12B. Namely, the middle column 12B is extended from anend of the upper shell 11B and is parallel to the upper shell 11B. Inaddition, there is a gap left between the two wings 13B of themagnetically permeable cavity body 10B, so as for the coil 30B to besleeved on the middle column 12B. Person skilled in the art should beable to understand that the operating principle of the electricitygeneration of the high power kinetic energy generating device of thepresent preferred embodiment of the present invention is the same withit of the previous preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIGS. 21A and 21B illustrate another alternative mode for the middlecolumn 12B of the high power kinetic energy generating device accordingto the present invention. That is, an end of an lower shell 14BB of amagnetically permeable cavity body 10BB of the high power kinetic energygenerating device extends outward to form an lower rim 141BB, whileanother end thereof extends outward and upward to form a middle column12BB. Namely, the middle column 12BB is extended from an end of thelower shell 14BB and is parallel to the lower shell 14BB. In addition,there is a gap left between the two wings 13BB of the magneticallypermeable cavity body 10BB, so as for the coil 30BB to be sleeved on themiddle column 12BB.

A magnetic group 20BB of the high power kinetic energy generating devicefurther comprises a upper magnetically permeable member 21BB, a lowermagnetically permeable member 22BB, and a permanent magnet member 23BBarranged between the upper magnetically permeable member 21BB and thelower magnetically permeable member 22BB. An end of the uppermagnetically permeable member 21BB extends outward to form an uppermagnetically permeable member contact end 211BB. An end of the lowermagnetically permeable member 22BB extends outward to form a lowermagnetically permeable member contact end 221BB. The upper magneticallypermeable member contact end 211BB and the lower magnetically permeablemember contact end 221BB can be placed in the inside of the magneticallypermeable cavity 100BB. The width between the upper magneticallypermeable member contact end 211BB and the lower magnetically permeablemember contact end 221BB is the width of the magnetic gap. The uppermagnetically permeable member contact end 211BB and the lowermagnetically permeable member contact end 221BB alternately contact anupper rim 111BB and a lower rim 141BB under external force, such thatthe direction of the magnetic induction lines that pass through the coil30BB will alter, so as to generate induced current in the coil 30BB.

Person skilled in the art should be able to understand that theoperating principle of the electricity generation of the high powerkinetic energy generating device of the present preferred embodiment ofthe present invention is the same with it of the previous preferredembodiment of the present invention. That is to say, as the originalstate illustrated in FIG. 21A and the contact state after the magneticgroup 20BB has moved illustrated in FIG. 21B, in the original state, theupper magnetically permeable member contact end 211BB connected with theN-pole of the permanent magnet member 23BB contacts the middle column12BB and the lower magnetically permeable member contact end 221BBconnected with the S-pole of the permanent magnet member 23BB contactsthe lower rim 141BB. At this time, the magnetic induction lines are in asteady state and there is no induced current generated in the coil 30BB.Nevertheless, if the magnetic group 20BB is moved upward, it will makethe upper magnetically permeable member contact end 211BB contact theupper rim 111BB. During the movement, the magnetic induction lines thatpass through the coil 30BB will alter and this rapid change makes thecoil generate induced current.

FIGS. 22-23B illustrate the high power kinetic energy generating deviceaccording to a third preferred embodiment of the present invention. Thehigh power kinetic energy generating device comprises a magneticallypermeable cavity body 10C, two magnetic groups 20C, and a coil 30C. Thecoil 30C is arranged in a magnetically permeable cavity 100C formed bythe magnetically permeable cavity body 10C. The two magnetic groups 20Crespectively move up and down on two sides of the magnetically permeablecavity body 10C, so as to convert kinetic energy into electric power. Itis equivalent to two generators, which can therefore produce more power.

Specifically, the magnetically permeable cavity body 10C comprises anupper shell 11C, two wings 13C extended from the upper shell 11C, alower shell 14C connected with the two wings 13C, and a middle column12C. The upper shell 11C, the wings 13C, and the lower shell 14C jointlyform a magnetically permeable cavity having two openings. The high powerkinetic energy generating device further comprises two middle columnholding brackets 15C, which can be made of non-magnetically permeablematerial and can close the two openings to form the magneticallypermeable cavity 100C. Each the middle column holding bracket 15C has amiddle column groove 151C arranged on the middle portion thereof. Thetwo ends of the middle column 12C can respectively pass through the twomiddle column grooves 151C, such that the middle column 12C with thecoil 30C sleeved thereon can be accommodated in the magneticallypermeable cavity 100C. It is worth mentioning that the two ends of themiddle column are partially emerged from the magnetically permeablecavity 100C.

The high power kinetic energy generating device further comprises amagnetic group driving device, which is embodied as a swinging mounting40C that includes two driving members 44C respectively arranged on thetwo side thereof. The swinging mounting 40C comprises a magneticallypermeable cavity body holding groove 403C and two magnetic group holdinggrooves 402C to respectively affix the magnetically permeable cavitybody 10C and the two magnetic groups 20C, such that the magneticallypermeable cavity body 10C stays motionless in the middle of themagnetically permeable cavity body groove 401C and allows the twomagnetic groups 20C to move through the swinging of the swingingmounting, so as to generate stronger electric power.

Specifically, each the wing 13C of the magnetically permeable cavitybody 10C comprises a shaft socket 130C arranged thereon. The swingingmounting 40C further comprises two mounting rotation shafts 45Crespectively arranged on the inner surface of the two opposite sides ofthe magnetically permeable cavity body groove 401C. The mountingrotation shafts 45C are respectively fit into the shaft sockets 130C, soas to allow the swinging mounting 40C to rotate around the mountingrotation shaft 45C. It is understandable that the positions of the shaftsockets 130C and the mounting rotation shafts 45C may also be switched.

More specifically, the swinging mounting 40C further comprises twomagnetic group lids 41C, two mounting bases 42C, and a swing arm set43C. Each the mounting base 42C comprises two mounting base portions toform the magnetic group holding groove 402C. The swing arm set 43C isextended outward from the two mounting bases 42C. The swing arm set 43and the mounting bases 42C form the magnetically permeable cavity bodyholding groove 403C, such that the magnetically permeable cavity body10C can be accommodated in the magnetically permeable cavity bodyholding groove 403C. The two mounting rotation shafts 45C arerespectively arranged on the inner surface of the two swing arm sets43C.

Each the magnetic group 20C is arranged in a lid coupling recess 401Cformed by each the magnetic group lid 41C and each the magnetic grouplid 41C is arranged in each the magnetic group holding groove 402C, suchthat the two magnetic groups 20C are respectively held in the swingingmounting 40C. More specifically, each of the two magnetic group lids 41Cfurther comprises one lid coupling base plate 412C and two lid couplingarms respectively extended outward from two sides of the lid couplingbase plate 412C to form the lid coupling recess 401C. The uppermagnetically permeable member 21C, the lower magnetically permeablemember 22C, and the permanent magnet member 23C of the magnetic group20C are interconnected and arranged in the lid coupling recess 401C.Each the magnetic group lid 41C is arranged in the magnetic groupholding groove 402C, such that each the magnetic group 20C isaccommodated in each magnetic group holding groove 402C respectively.The driving members 44C are respectively connected with the two lidcoupling base plates 412C.

That is to say, referring to FIG. 22, the coil 30C is arranged in themagnetically permeable cavity 100C of the magnetically permeable cavitybody 10C and sleeved on the middle column 12C. The two magnetic grouplids 41C of the swinging mounting 40C respectively arrange the twomagnetic groups 20C in the magnetic group holding grooves 402Crespectively. The two driving members 44C are respectively connected onthe two magnetic group lids 41C of the swinging mounting 40C, such thatthe two driving members 44C can drive the two magnetic groups 20C torespectively displace and swing up and down, so as to generate two timeof induced electromotive in the coil 30C under the same parameters.

Each the magnetic group 20C further comprises a upper magneticallypermeable member 21C, a lower magnetically permeable member 22C, and apermanent magnet member 23C arranged between the upper magneticallypermeable member 21C and the lower magnetically permeable member 22C.The upper magnetically permeable member 21C and the lower magneticallypermeable member 22C respectively have an end thereof inserted in themagnetically permeable cavity 100C. The width between the uppermagnetically permeable member 21C and the lower magnetically permeablemember 22C is the width of the magnetic gap. The two ends of the middlecolumn 12C are respectively extended into the magnetic gaps 24Crespectively between the upper magnetically permeable members 21C andthe lower magnetically permeable members 22C of the two magnetic groups20C. The upper magnetically permeable member 21C and the lowermagnetically permeable member 22C alternately contact an upper rim 111Cand a lower rim 112C of the magnetically permeable shell 11C underexternal force and the two ends of the middle column 12C alternatelycontact the upper magnetically permeable member 21C and the lowermagnetically permeable member 22C of each the magnetic group 20C, suchthat the direction of the magnetic induction lines that pass through thecoil 30C alter, so as to generate induced current in the coil 30C. It isworth mentioning that the two ends of the middle column 12C in a placemay respectively contact the upper magnetically permeable member 21C ofa first magnetic group 20C and the lower magnetically permeable member22C of a second magnetic group 20C, but the two ends of the middlecolumn 12C in another place may respectively contact the lowermagnetically permeable member 22C of the above first magnetic group 20Cand the upper magnetically permeable member 21C of the above secondmagnetic group 20C.

FIGS. 23A and 23B illustrate the operating principle of the high powerkinetic energy generating device according to the present embodiment.The left-right swinging around the magnetically permeable cavity willcreate two different contact states. The switch of the contact stateswill change the direction of the magnetic induction lines passingthrough the coil, so as to generate induced electromotive in the coil.

More specifically, in order to illustrate the operating principle moreclearly, the two magnetic groups 20C are respectively further marked asthe left side magnetic group 202C and the right side magnetic group 201Cin FIGS. 23A and 23B. Correspondingly, the components of the left sidemagnetic group 202C are labelled as an upper magnetically permeablemember 2021C, a lower magnetically permeable member 2022C, and apermanent magnet member 2023C, while the components of the right sidemagnetic group 201C are labelled as an upper magnetically permeablemember 2011C, a lower magnetically permeable member 2012C, and apermanent magnet member 2013C Correspondingly, the two ends of themiddle column 12C are respectively labelled as 122C and 121C.Correspondingly, the two upper rims 111C of the upper shell 11C arerespectively labelled as 1112C and 1111C. The two lower rims 141C of thelower shell 14C are respectively labelled as 1412C and 1411C.

FIG. 23A illustrates a supposed original state. In the original state of“left-up and right-down,” the upper magnetically permeable member 2021Cof the left is connected with the N-pole of the permanent magnet member2023C and contacts with the upper rim 1112C. The lower magneticallypermeable member 2022C is connected with the S-pole of the permanentmagnet member 2023C and contacts the middle column 122C. At this time,the direction of the magnetic induction lines in the left can beconsidered from the N-pole of the permanent magnet member 2023C to theS-pole of the permanent magnet member 2023C. That is, the direction ofthe magnetic induction lines is from the upper rim 1112C to the middlecolumn 122C. Correspondingly, the upper magnetically permeable member2011C connected with the N-pole of the permanent magnet member 2013C andcontacts the middle column 121C in the right. At this time, the lowermagnetically permeable member 2012C connected with the S-pole of thepermanent magnet member 2013C contacts the lower rim 1411C. Here, thedirection of the magnetic induction lines of the right side can be seenas from the N-pole of the permanent magnet member 2013C to the S-pole ofthe permanent magnet member 2013C. Namely, the direction of the magneticinduction lines of the right side is from the lower rim 1411C to theright side of the middle column 122C. At the same time, the direction ofthe magnetic induction lines in the middle column 12C is from the rightend 121C of the middle column to the left end 122C of the middle column.In the supposed original state, the magnetic induction lines are in asteady state and there is no induced current generated in the coil 30C.It is understandable that the arrangement of the N-pole and S-pole ofthe permanent magnet member 2023C is just exemplar. In other alternativemode, it may have the S-pole on the top and the N-pole on the bottom.

Referring to FIG. 23B, if the driving members 44C are respectivelyutilized to move the magnetic group 202C downward along the direction ofthe arrowhead of the solid line and to move the right side magneticgroup 201C upward along the direction of the arrowhead of the solidline, for the left side magnetic group 202C, the upper magneticallypermeable member 2021C will contact the middle column 122C and the lowermagnetically permeable member 2022C will contact the lower rim 1412C.For the right side magnetic group 201C, the upper magnetically permeablemember 2011C will contact the upper rim 2011C and the lower magneticallypermeable member 2012C will contact the middle column 121C. During themovement, the magnetic induction lines that pass through the coil 30Cwill alter and this rapid change makes the coil generate inducedcurrent.

Hence, the left-right swinging of the swinging mounting 40C around themagnetically permeable cavity body 10C will create two different contactstates of the two magnetic groups 20C. The switch of the contact stateswill change the direction of the magnetic induction lines passingthrough the coil 30C, so as to generate a stronger induced electromotivein the coil 30C. In addition, because there are two magnetic groups 20C,the present embodiment, in contrasting to the above first preferredembodiment of the present invention, is equivalent to two generators,which will generate stronger power under the same parameters andcondition.

Correspondingly, a kinetic energy generating method provided by thepresent embodiment of the present invention comprises the followingstep:

allowing the magnetic group driving device to be driven to move byexternal force, such that the upper magnetically permeable members 21Cand the lower magnetically permeable members 22C of the two magneticgroups 20C arranged on the magnetic group driving device willrespectively alternately contact the two ends of the middle column 12Cin the magnetically permeable cavity body 10C, so as for the coil 30Csurrounding around the middle column 12C in the magnetically permeablecavity body 10C to generate an induced current and produce electricpower. Correspondingly, according to this embodiment, the magnetic groupdriving device is embodied as a swinging mounting 40C, such that whenthe swinging mounting 40C is driven by external force to pivotrelatively to the magnetically permeable cavity body 10C, the magneticgroup 20C will be driven to displace. It is understandable that,according to another embodiment, the swinging mounting 40C may beanchored while the magnetically permeable cavity body 10C be driven tomove, so as for the coil 30C surrounding around the middle column 12C inthe magnetically permeable cavity body 10C to generate an inducedcurrent and produce electric power.

Further, the two driving members 44C of the swinging mounting 40C arerespectively driven to drive the swinging mounting to pivot, so as tobring the magnetic groups 20C in the swinging mounting 40C to displacesynchronously. For instance, the driving member 44, which may beembodied as a reed in the left of the energy generating device that isin the state illustrated in FIG. 23A may be pressed down, such that themagnetic group 20C in the left will swing downward and the magneticgroup 20C in the right will swing upward, rendering the two ends of themiddle column 12C respectively contact different magnetically permeablemembers to generate induced current in the coil 30C surrounding aroundthe middle column 12C. Similarly, the driving member 44C, which may beembodied as a reed in the right of the energy generating device that isin the state illustrated in FIG. 23B may be pressed down, such that themagnetic group 20C in the right will swing downward and the magneticgroup 20C in the left will swing upward, rendering the two ends of themiddle column 12C respectively contact different magnetically permeablemembers to generate another induced current in the coil 30C surroundingaround the middle column 12C.

FIGS. 24-30B illustrate a high power kinetic energy generating deviceaccording to another embodiment, wherein the high power kinetic energygenerating device comprises an upper magnetism seal lid and a lowermagnetism seal lid respectively made of magnetically permeable materialand has the electricity generation components, such as the permanentmagnet member, the coil, the middle column, and etc. be accommodatedtherein, so as to achieve the maximum utilization of the magnetic energyas well as the minimal size. The upper magnetism seal lid and the lowermagnetism seal lid may form a dismountable structure in a manner of topdown covering with magnetically permeable material. They may also beintegrally formed, bent, and folded to accommodate the electricitygeneration components, such as the permanent magnet member, the coil,the middle column, and etc. therein and to become a non-dismountablestructure.

Specifically, FIG. 24 is a perspective view of a high power kineticenergy generating device according to the present preferred embodimentof the present invention. The high power kinetic energy generatingdevice comprises a magnetically permeable cavity body 10D, a permanentmagnet member 23D, and a coil 30D. The coil 30D is arranged in amagnetically permeable cavity 100D defined by the magnetically permeablecavity body 10D and the permanent magnet member 23D is provided in themagnetically permeable cavity 100D.

More specifically, referring to FIG. 25, the magnetically permeablecavity body 10D comprises a magnetically permeable shell 11D and amiddle column 12D. The magnetically permeable shell 11D furthercomprises an upper magnetism seal lid 115D, a lower magnetism seal lid116D, and a holding member 117D. The holding member 117D may be embodiedas a clamp, which is able to clamp the upper magnetism seal lid 115D andthe lower magnetism seal lid 116D therewithin in order to form themagnetically permeable cavity 100D. The magnetically permeable cavity100D can accommodate the permanent magnet member 23D, the middle column12D, and the coil 30D therein. In other words, the coil 30D is arrangedin the magnetically permeable shell 11D, inside of the magneticallypermeable cavity 100D, and around the middle column 12D.

The high power kinetic energy generating device further comprises a coilframework 60D. The coil 30D is winded on the periphery of the coilframework 60D. According to this embodiment of the present invention,the coil framework 60D, the coil 30D, and the middle column 12D can bedefined as a coil unit. The coil unit and the permanent magnet member23D are enclosed in the magnetically permeable cavity body 10D formed bythe upper magnetism seal lid 115D and the lower magnetism seal lid 116Dinto a whole. Here, the middle column 12D may swing under externalforce. According to the embodiment illustrated in this figure, the coil30D is arranged on the coil framework 60D and the coil framework 60D isarranged around the middle column 12D, such that the coil 30D cansurround around the middle column 12D. It is understandable that,according to other alternative mode, the coil 30D may also be winded onthe middle column 12D and the middle column 12D can be allowed to bedriven to pivot through some support structure.

It is worth mentioning that, referring to FIGS. 25-26C, FIG. 26B is asectional view of FIG. 26A along the A-A line, while FIG. 26C is asectional view of FIG. 26A along the B-B line. The holding member 117Dcomprises two clamp plates 1171D and a clamp connecting plate 1172Dextended between the two clamp plates 1171D to form a clamp slot 1170D.The holding member 117D that has the clamp slot 1170D can hold the uppermagnetism seal lid 115D and the lower magnetism seal lid 116D therein,so as to maintain the closure of the magnetically permeable cavity 100D.It is understandable that the structure of the holding member 117D thathas the two clamp plates 1171D and the clamp connecting plate 1172D asmentioned above is only an embodiment, which shall not limit the presentinvention. Person skilled in the art should be able to think of otheralternative structure for the spacing clamp for the upper magnetism seallid 115D and the lower magnetism seal lid 116D. For instance, it mayalso be a spacing jacket sleeving on the upper magnetism seal lid 115Dand the lower magnetism seal lid 116D.

According to the present preferred embodiment, in order to enhance thestability, the two clamp plate 116D further have attachment holes 1173Dor protruding points thereon and, correspondingly, the upper magnetismseal lid 115D and the lower magnetism seal lid 116D respectively havematchable clamp protruding points 1150D or clamp attachment holes 1160D.Therefore, when each the clamp protruding point is anchored in the clampattachment hole respectively, the holding member 117D, the uppermagnetism seal lid 115D, and the lower magnetism seal lid 116D will notmove relatively and the relative closure of the magnetically permeablecavity body 10D can be maintained, which reduces magnetic leakagethereof.

According to this embodiment of the present invention, the magnetic gaps118D are formed by the edges of the two sides of the upper magnetismseal lid 115D and the lower magnetism seal lid 116D and the permanentmagnet member 23D is held between the upper magnetism seal lid 115D andthe lower magnetism seal lid 116D. The middle column 12D is held by thecoil framework 60D and sleeved by the coil 30D. Because the coilframework 60D comprises an upper coil framework 61D, a lower coilframework 62D, and a pair of framework supporting points 63D arrangedbetween the upper coil framework 61D and the lower coil framework 62D,the middle column 12D may utilize the framework supporting points 63D asthe swinging supporting points to swing between the magnetic gaps andalternately contact the edges of the upper magnetism seal lid 115D andthe lower magnetism seal lid 116D, such that the direction of themagnetic field through the inside of the coil will alter and inducedcurrent will then be generated.

Referring to FIG. 27, it is for keeping the relative closeness of themagnetically permeable cavity body 10D and forming magnetic gaps 118Dbetween the edges of the two sides of the upper magnetism seal lid 115Dand the lower magnetism seal lid 116D. More specifically, the edge ofthe upper magnetism seal lid 115D extends downward to form two upperclose contact ends and two upper middle column contact end 1151D and1152D. Correspondingly, the lower magnetism seal lid 116D extends upwardto form two lower close contact ends and two lower middle column contactend 1161D and 1162D.

As the upper magnetism seal lid 115D and the lower magnetism seal lid116D are clamped and held by the holding member 117D, the two upperclose contact ends and the two lower close contact ends are tightlyattached with each other, so as to form two sealed side walls of themagnetically permeable cavity body 10D. The permanent magnet member 23Dis provided in the inner side of the two sealed side walls. A gap isleft between the upper middle column contact end 1151D and the lowermiddle column contact end 1162D. Correspondingly, there is a gap leftbetween the upper middle column contact end 1152D and the lower middlecolumn contact end 1162D. As a result, the magnetic gaps 118D betweenthe edges of the two sides of the upper magnetism seal lid 115D and thelower magnetism seal lid 116D can respectively be formed.

The high power kinetic energy generating device further comprises atleast a driving member 44D connected with an end portion of the middlecolumn 12D. For example, in this embodiment of the present invention,the two driving members 44D are arranged to respectively be connectedwith the two sides of the middle column 12D protruded from themagnetically permeable cavity body 10D and are respectively embodied asa reed. Therefore, when the driving members 44D swing under externalforce, the two ends of the middle column 12D will be brought to swing upand down and alternately contact the upper magnetism seal lid 115D andthe lower magnetism seal lid 116D. In order for the middle column 12D toswing more smoothly and stably, as FIGS. 28A and 28B illustrated, morespecifically, the pair of framework supporting points 63D comprises anupper supporting point 631D and a lower supporting point 632D. The uppersupporting point 631D is arranged at the middle position of the innerside of the upper coil framework 61D. The lower supporting point 632D isarranged at the middle position of the inner side of the lower coilframework 62D. Here, the inner side refers to the side facing the middlecolumn 12D. Hence, according to this embodiment of the presentinvention, the coil framework 60D comprises the upper coil framework 61Dand the lower coil framework 62D and holds the middle column 12D in themiddle thereof, so as to allow the middle column 12D to swing on theframework supporting points 63D in the middle of the coil framework 60D

It is understandable that the high power kinetic energy generatingdevice may also have only one the driving member 44D, which is embodiedas a reed. Then the framework supporting points 63D can be arranged atthe position of the middle or from the middle on the inner side of thecoil framework. Alternatively, the framework supporting points 63D canalso be arranged on a side of the coil framework, while the drivingmember is arranged on the other side to be driven to swing.

It is worth mentioning that after the middle column 12D passed throughthe coil framework 60D, the wire is winded on the periphery of the coilframework 60D for 100-1200 turns to form the coil 30D. Then, the twoends of the coil 30D are respectively connected to the two lead wirecolumns 64D respectively on the two ends of the coil framework 60D,which make it easier to solder and weld the high power kinetic energygenerating device onto the circuit board of an electronic product.

It is worth mentioning that, as FIG. 29 illustrated, the middle column12D can be provided between the upper magnetism seal lid 115D and thelower magnetism seal lid 116D to utilize the upper supporting point 631Dand the lower supporting point 632D of the coil framework as the axlecenter to swing in a small scale. Here, preferably, the range of theswing angle is 1-10 degrees. Preferably, the range of the gap for theswinging of the middle column 12D between the upper magnetism seal lid115D and the lower magnetism seal lid 116D is 0.1-8 mm.

It is worth mentioning that the high power kinetic energy generatingdevice further comprises a plurality of connecting members, such asrivets 16D and etc. Each rivet 16D can respectively connect the two endsof the middle column 12D with the two driving members 44D, such thatwhen the driving members 44D swing under external force, the middlecolumn will be brought by the driving members 44D to slightly swing.

FIGS. 30A and 30B illustrate the operating principle of the high powerkinetic energy generating device. The arrowhead dashed lines indicatethe conducting directions of the magnetic induction lines. Referring tothe supposed original state illustrated in FIG. 30A, the contact stateof the middle column 12D, the upper magnetism seal lid 115D, and thelower magnetism seal lid 116D are respectively as the following: theleft side of the middle column 12D contacts the upper middle columncontact end 1152D and the right side of the middle column 12D contactsthe lower middle column contact end 1161D. As the direction of arrow inFIG. 30A illustrated, the direction of the magnetic induction linespassing through the coil 30D is from left to right, the middle column12D stays still, and there is no induced current generated in the coil30D.

Further, as FIG. 30B illustrated, the driving members 44D are pushedalong the directions of arrow respectively. For instance, as the drivingmember 44D of the left is pressed down, the contact state of the middlecolumn 12D, the upper magnetism seal lid 115D, and the lower magnetismseal lid 116D will be changed respectively. The contact state in FIG.30B is as the following: the left side of the middle column 12D contactsthe lower middle column contact end 1162D and the right side of themiddle column 12D contacts the upper middle column contact end 1151D.Referring to the direction of arrow, the direction of the magneticinduction lines passing through the coil 30D has been turned into fromright to left. That is, the direction of the magnetic induction lineshas been inversed. Such sudden change of the magnetic induction lineswill generate induced current in the coil 30D during the process. Thefunction of the driving members 44D here is to store potential energyand to accelerate the swinging of the middle column 12D, so as tofurther strengthen the induced power.

It is worth mentioning that, according to the present embodiment of thepresent invention, when the magnetically permeable cavity body of thehigh power kinetic energy generating device is embodied as the structureof the upper magnetism seal lid and the lower magnetism seal lid 115Dand 116D in the semi-closed state, the coil 30D will receive the maximuminfluence by the magnetic induction lines. Besides, the magnetic leakagewill be smaller in this structure, such that the power generationefficiency of the high power kinetic energy generating device will behigher.

Correspondingly, a kinetic energy generating method provided by thepresent embodiment of the present invention comprises the followingstep:

driving a pair of opposite framework 60D mountings of the middle column12D to pivotally move relatively with the coil framework, such that thetwo ends of the middle column 12D will respectively alternately contactthe upper magnetism seal lid 115D and the lower magnetism seal lid 116Dat the two ends of the permanent magnet member 23D, so that thedirection of the magnetic induction lines that pass through the coil 30Dsurrounding around the coil framework 60D changes and renders the coil30D to generate an induced current.

It is understandable that the upper magnetism seal lid 115D and thelower magnetism seal lid 116D clamp and hold the permanent magnet member23D and respectively leave gaps in the two sides to form the magneticgaps 118D. When the middle column 12D reaches the position of the twopoles, it will be in a tilting manner. As a result, when an end thereofcontacts the lower magnetism seal lid 116D, the other end thereof willcontact the upper magnetism seal lid 115D; oppositely, when the firstend thereof contacts the upper magnetism seal lid 115D, the other endthereof will contact the lower magnetism seal lid 116D.

The two ends of the middle column 12D respectively have one the drivingmember 44D connected. This kinetic energy generating method furthercomprises the following steps: driving the driving member 44D, so as tomake the middle column 12D pivot and alter the direction of the magneticinduction lines passing through the coil 30D, such that an inducedcurrent is generated in the coil 30D; and driving another driving member44D, so as to make the middle column 12D pivot inversely and alter thedirection of the magnetic induction lines passing through the coil 30D,such that another induced current is generated in the coil 30D.

It is understandable that, according to this embodiment, the coil 30Dand the permanent magnet member 23D are located in the magneticallypermeable cavity 100D formed by the upper magnetism seal lid 115D andthe lower magnetism seal lid 116D. Besides, the upper magnetism seal lid115D and the lower magnetism seal lid 116D are respectively on the twosides of the permanent magnet member 23D, so as to form two magneticallypermeable members.

One skilled in the art will understand that the embodiment of thepresent invention as shown in the drawings and described above isexemplary only and not intended to be limiting.

It will thus be seen that the objects of the present invention have beenfully and effectively accomplished. The embodiments have been shown anddescribed for the purposes of illustrating the functional and structuralprinciples of the present invention and is subject to change withoutdeparture from such principles. Therefore, this invention includes allmodifications encompassed within the spirit and scope of the followingclaims.

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 106. A kinetic energy generating device, comprising:at least a magnetic group, comprising an upper magnetically permeablemember, a lower magnetically permeable member, a permanent magnet memberarranged between said upper magnetically permeable member and said lowermagnetically permeable member, and a magnetic gap defined between saidupper magnetically permeable member and said lower magneticallypermeable member; a magnetically permeable cavity body, comprising amiddle column, wherein said magnetically permeable cavity body and saidmagnetic group form a magnetically permeable cavity, wherein said middlecolumn is arranged in said magnetically permeable cavity; and a coil,surrounding around said middle column, wherein said middle column has anend extended into said magnetic gap, such that when said magnetic groupis displaced relatively to said middle column, said middle column willcontact said upper magnetically permeable member and said lowermagnetically permeable member alternately, which changes the directionof magnetic induction lines passing through said coil and thereforegenerates induced current.
 107. The kinetic energy generating device, asrecited in claim 106, wherein said magnetically permeable cavity bodyfurther comprises a magnetically permeable shell made of magneticallypermeable material, which has an opening, wherein said middle column isarranged on the inner side of the magnetically permeable shell, whereinsaid magnetic group closes and shields said opening.
 108. The kineticenergy generating device, as recited in claim 106, wherein saidmagnetically permeable cavity body further comprises an upper halfcavity body shell and a lower half cavity body shell, wherein saidmiddle column is assembled and comprises an upper middle column portionextended from said upper half cavity body shell and a lower middlecolumn portion extended from said lower half cavity body shell, whereinsaid upper half cavity body shell comprises an upper shell body andthree upper wings extended therefrom, wherein said upper middle columnportion is extended to said upper wings and opposite to said upper shellbody, wherein two sides of said upper middle column portion and two saidupper wings respectively leave a gap from each other, wherein said lowerhalf cavity body shell comprises a lower shell body and three lowerwings extended therefrom, wherein as said lower middle column portion isextended to said lower wings and opposite to said lower shell body, twosides of said lower middle column portion and two said lower wingsrespectively leave a gap from each other, wherein said magneticallypermeable cavity comprises an upper magnetically permeable cavity formedby said upper wings, said upper shell body, and said upper middle columnportion and one lower magnetically permeable cavity formed by said lowerwings, said lower shell body, and said lower middle column portion,wherein said upper magnetically permeable cavity and said lowermagnetically permeable cavity form said magnetically permeable cavity.109. The kinetic energy generating device, as recited in claim 106,wherein said magnetically permeable cavity body further comprises anupper shell, wherein said upper shell comprises an upper rim and aplurality of wings extended from said upper rim, wherein said middlecolumn is extended from said upper rim and parallel thereto, whereinsaid middle column keeps gaps from said wings.
 110. The kinetic energygenerating device, as recited in claim 106, further comprising at leasta swinging mounting, wherein said magnetic group is arranged in saidswinging mounting, such that when said swinging mounting is driven, saidmagnetic group will be displaced relatively to said middle column. 111.The kinetic energy generating device, as recited in claim 110, whereinsaid swinging mounting is pivotally arranged in said magneticallypermeable cavity body, so as for being driven to pivot and bring saidmagnetic group to displace synchronously.
 112. The kinetic energygenerating device, as recited in claim 111, wherein said swingingmounting comprises a magnetic group holding groove and a magneticallypermeable cavity body holding groove respectively arranged thereon,wherein said magnetic group is arranged in said magnetic group holdinggroove, wherein said magnetically permeable cavity body is arranged insaid magnetically permeable cavity body holding groove.
 113. The kineticenergy generating device, as recited in claim 112, wherein said swingingmounting comprises a magnetic group lid, a mounting base, and a swingarm set, wherein said magnetic group lid has a lid coupling recessarranged thereon, wherein said magnetic group holding groove is formedon said mounting base, wherein said magnetic group is accommodated insaid lid coupling recess, wherein said magnetic group lid is arranged insaid magnetic group holding groove, wherein said swing arm set extendsoutward from said mounting base and forms said magnetically permeablecavity body holding groove along with said mounting base.
 114. Thekinetic energy generating device, as recited in claim 110, wherein saidmagnetically permeable cavity body has at least a bearing hole, whereinsaid swinging mounting has at least a rotation axle coupled with saidbearing hole, such that said magnetically permeable cavity body and saidswinging mounting are engaged with each other to allow said swingingmounting to pivot around said rotation axle relatively with saidmagnetically permeable cavity body.
 115. The kinetic energy generatingdevice, as recited in claim 110, further comprising at least a drivingmember, assembled or integrally formed with said swinging mounting,wherein said driving member is adapted for driving said swingingmounting to displace under external force.
 116. The kinetic energygenerating device, as recited in claim 106, further comprising at leasta holding sleeve for holding said magnetically permeable cavity body andat least a swinging mounting, wherein said magnetic group is arranged insaid swinging mounting, wherein said swinging mounting is pivotallyarranged on said holding sleeve, such that when said swinging mountingis driven, said magnetic group will be displaced relatively to saidmiddle column.
 117. The kinetic energy generating device, as recited inclaim 116, wherein said holding sleeve has at least a rotation axle,wherein said swinging mounting has at least a mounting recess coupledwith said rotation axle, so as to allow said swinging mounting to pivotaround said rotation axle relatively with said holding sleeve.
 118. Thekinetic energy generating device, as recited in claim 116, wherein saidholding sleeve comprises an upper rim groove, a middle column groove,and a lower rim groove respectively arranged on the side thereof facingsaid magnetic group, wherein said magnetically permeable cavity bodycomprises an upper rim extended from the inside of said upper rim grooveto contact against said upper magnetically permeable member, wherein anend of said middle column extends from the inside of said middle columngroove, wherein said magnetically permeable cavity body comprises alower rim extended from the inside of said lower rim groove to contactagainst said lower magnetically permeable member.
 119. The kineticenergy generating device, as recited in claim 116, further comprising atleast a driving member, assembled or integrally formed with saidswinging mounting, wherein said driving member is adapted for drivingsaid swinging mounting to displace under external force.
 120. Thekinetic energy generating device, as recited in claim 106, comprisingtwo said magnetic groups, wherein said middle column passes through saidmagnetically permeable cavity body and connects with two said magneticgroups with the two ends thereof respectively.
 121. The kinetic energygenerating device, as recited in claim 120, wherein said magneticallypermeable cavity body further comprises an upper shell, two wingsextended from said upper shell, a lower shell connected with two saidwings, and said middle column, wherein said upper shell, said wings, andsaid lower shell jointly form said magnetically permeable cavity,wherein said magnetically permeable cavity has two openings respectivelyarranged on the two ends thereof, wherein said kinetic energy generatingdevice further comprises two middle column holding brackets forrespectively closing two said opening to form said magneticallypermeable cavity, wherein each said middle column holding bracket has amiddle column groove on the middle thereof, wherein the two ends of saidmiddle column respectively pass through two said middle column grooves,so as to allow said middle column with said coil sleeved thereon to beaccommodated in said magnetically permeable cavity, wherein the two endsof said middle column emerge from said magnetically permeable cavitybody.
 122. The kinetic energy generating device, as recited in claim120, further comprising at least a swinging mounting pivotally arrangedon said magnetically permeable cavity body, wherein said swingingmounting comprises a magnetically permeable cavity body groove and twomagnetic group holding grooves respectively affixing said magneticallypermeable cavity body and two said magnetic groups, such that saidmagnetically permeable cavity body stays motionless in the middle ofsaid magnetically permeable cavity body groove and allows two saidmagnetic groups to move through the swinging of the swinging mounting,so as to generate electric power.
 123. The kinetic energy generatingdevice, as recited in claim 122, further comprising two said drivingmembers arranged on the two sides of said swinging mountingrespectively.
 124. A kinetic energy generating device, comprising: amagnetically permeable cavity body, comprising an upper magnetism seallid and a lower magnetism seal lid and defining a magnetically permeablecavity; a middle column; a permanent magnet member, jointly arrangedbetween said upper magnetism seal lid and said lower magnetism seal lid;and a coil surrounding around said middle column, wherein both said coiland said permanent magnet member are arranged in said magneticallypermeable cavity, wherein a magnetic gap is defined between said uppermagnetism seal lid and said lower magnetism seal lid, wherein saidmiddle column passes through said magnetic gap and is structured toalternately contact said upper magnetism seal lid and said lowermagnetism seal lid, so as to alter the magnetic induction lines passthrough said coil to generate induced current.
 125. The kinetic energygenerating device, as recited in claim 124, wherein said upper magnetismseal lid and said lower magnetism seal lid form a covered magneticallypermeable cavity body.
 126. The kinetic energy generating device, asrecited in claim 125, further comprising a coil framework with said coilsurrounded thereon, wherein said middle column is held by said coilframework and sleeved by said coil, wherein said coil frameworkcomprises a framework supporting point, so as to allow said middlecolumn under external force to swing between said magnetic gaps byutilizing said framework supporting point as the swinging supportingpoint.
 127. The kinetic energy generating device, as recited in claim126, wherein said coil framework further comprises an upper coilframework and a lower coil framework, wherein said framework supportingpoint comprises an upper supporting point arranged at the center of theinner side of said upper coil framework and a lower supporting pointarranged at the center of the inner side of said lower coil framework.128. The kinetic energy generating device, as recited in claim 125,further comprising at least a driving member, connected with an end ofsaid middle column extended from said magnetically permeable cavitybody.
 129. The kinetic energy generating device, as recited in claim128, comprising one said driving member, which is a reed.
 130. Thekinetic energy generating device, as recited in claim 128, comprisingtwo said driving member, which are reeds, connected with the two ends ofsaid middle column extended from said magnetically permeable cavity bodyrespectively.
 131. The kinetic energy generating device, as recited inclaim 130, wherein said magnetically permeable cavity body has twosides, wherein two said magnetic gaps are formed by said two sidesrespectively, wherein as an end of said middle column contacts saidupper magnetism seal lid, the other end thereof contacts said lowermagnetism seal lid, wherein said upper magnetism seal lid comprises twoupper middle column contact ends extended downward from the edgethereof, wherein said lower magnetism seal lid comprises two lowermiddle column contact ends extended upward therefrom, wherein gaps leftbetween corresponded said upper middle column contact ends and saidlower middle column contact ends respectively become said magnetic gapsbetween the edges of the two sides of said upper magnetism seal lid andsaid lower magnetism seal lid.
 132. A kinetic energy generating method,comprising the following step: alternately contacting a lowermagnetically permeable member and an upper magnetically permeable memberon the two sides of a permanent magnet member of a magnetic group with amiddle column in a magnetically permeable cavity, so as to generateinduced current and produce electric power in a coil surrounding aroundthe middle column in the magnetically permeable cavity.
 133. The kineticenergy generating method, as recited in claim 132, wherein the magneticgroup is arranged on a swinging mounting, which allows the swingingmounting to be driven to move under external force when the magneticallypermeable cavity body is affixed, so as to move the magnetic grouparranged on the swinging mounting and create relative displacementbetween the magnetic group and the middle column.
 134. The kineticenergy generating method, as recited in claim 133, further comprisingthe following step: driving the swinging mounting pivotally arranged inthe magnetically permeable cavity body to pivot relatively with themagnetically permeable cavity body, so as to create relativedisplacement between the magnetic group and the middle column.
 135. Thekinetic energy generating method, as recited in claim 133, furthercomprising the following step: allowing at least a driving member todrive the swinging mounting to move if there is external force acting onthe driving member.
 136. A kinetic energy generating method, comprisingthe following steps: driving a middle column to pivotally move, so as toalternately contact an upper magnetism seal lid and a lower magnetismseal lid located on the two ends of a permanent magnet member, such thatthe direction of the magnetic induction lines that pass through the coilsurrounding the middle column changes and renders the coil to generateinduced current and produce electric power, wherein the permanent magnetmember and the coil are accommodated in a magnetically permeable cavityformed by the upper magnetism seal lid and the lower magnetism seal lid.137. The kinetic energy generating method, as recited in claim 136,further comprising the following step: driving the middle column topivot, so as for the two ends thereof to respectively swing in a tiltingmanner respectively in a magnetic gap formed between the two sides ofthe upper magnetism seal lid and the lower magnetism seal lid.
 138. Thekinetic energy generating method, as recited in claim 137, furthercomprising the following step: having an end of the column contacts thelower magnetism seal lid when the other end thereof contacts the uppermagnetism seal lid.